The Florida Panthers were on the wrong side of history in Game 4 after losing in overtime. They return to the ice tonight at 8 p.m. ET in Edmonton.

Winning the ends of games is never a bad thing, but the Edmonton Oilers wouldn’t mind experiencing what it’s like to play a decent first period — and of course, stay out of the penalty box.

It feels as if the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers just wrapped up Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final yet here we are, getting ready for Game 5. The Panthers and Oilers have gone to overtime in ...

EDMONTON -- This seesaw, overtime-filled, no-lead-is-safe Stanley Cup Final has shifted diagonally northwest across the continent to Western Canada for Game 5 between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida ...

Lip reader Jeremy Freeman weighed in on what Taylor Swift told Travis Kelce as they watched the Florida Panthers take on the ...

Now the series scene shifts back to Edmonton, as the Cats and Oilers will be fighting to be the first team with a chance to win the Stanley Cup when they return to South Florida after the weekend. To ...